The Majestic Gold Clock: A Symbol of Nagoya
Discover the Gold Clock in Nagoya Station, a stunning landmark combining historical elegance with contemporary vibrancy.
The Gold Clock, located within Nagoya Station, stands as an iconic representation of the city’s spirit and innovation. This mesmerizing clock, adorned in glimmering gold, has become a favorite spot for tourists and locals alike, serving both as a functional timepiece and a beloved symbol of the city's vibrant energy. As you approach, the clock’s intricate craftsmanship immediately captures your attention, making it a perfect backdrop for photos and a must-see during your visit to Nagoya. Surrounding the Gold Clock, you’ll find a lively atmosphere filled with shops, restaurants, and cafes, offering a true taste of Nagoya's local culture. The station itself is a hub of activity, connecting travelers to various destinations across Japan, and the clock serves as a central meeting point for friends and family. Whether you are embarking on a journey or simply exploring the station, the Gold Clock invites you to pause and admire its beauty while immersing yourself in the dynamic ambiance of one of Japan's busiest transit hubs. The clock is particularly enchanting during the evening when it is illuminated, creating a magical scene that’s perfect for a leisurely stroll. Don't miss the opportunity to experience this unique landmark; it embodies the essence of Nagoya—a city that beautifully blends tradition with modernity.
Local tips
- Visit during the evening to see the clock beautifully lit up.
- Take your time to explore the surrounding shops and restaurants.
- Capture photos early in the morning to avoid crowds.
- Use the clock as a meeting point if you're traveling with friends.
- Check the local event schedule; sometimes, there are performances near the clock.
A brief summary to Gold Clock
- 桜通口側 名古屋駅 Central Concourse, 1 Chome Meieki, Nagoya, 1 Chome Meieki, Nakamura Ward, Aichi, 450-0002, JP
- +8152-586-7999
- Visit website
- Monday 5 am-12 am
- Tuesday 5 am-12 am
- Wednesday 5 am-12 am
- Thursday 5 am-12 am
- Friday 5 am-12 am
- Saturday 5 am-1 am
- Sunday 5 am-12 am
Getting There
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Walking
If you are at Nagoya Station, head towards the Sakuradori Exit (桜通口) of the station. Upon exiting, you will find the Gold Clock located in the Central Concourse. Walk straight ahead, and within a few minutes, you will see the Gold Clock on your right side, prominently displayed in the bustling area filled with shops and restaurants.
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Subway
Take the Higashiyama Line (東山線) from any station in Nagoya. If you are starting from Sakae Station, board the train bound for Takabata. Ride for 2 stops and get off at Nagoya Station. Once you arrive, follow the signs to the Sakuradori Exit (桜通口). After exiting, walk straight ahead into the Central Concourse where you will find the Gold Clock on your right.
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Bus
If you are traveling by bus, you can take any route that stops at Nagoya Station. Once you arrive at the bus terminal, head toward the Sakuradori Exit (桜通口) of the station. From there, walk straight into the Central Concourse, and you will see the Gold Clock on your right. This is a popular meeting point, so it should be easy to locate.
Attractions Nearby to Gold Clock
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Towers Garden
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Sky Garden (5F Dai Nagoya Building)
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Sky Promenade
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Friendship Monument
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Yanagibashi Central Market
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Shochikubai
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Endo-ji Honmachi Shotengai Shopping Street
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Noritake no Mori Gallery
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Statue of Oda Nobunaga
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Noritake Museum and Craft Center
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Shike-michi Townscape Preservation District
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Sasashima Live
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Noritake Garden
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Kabuki Cafe Nagoya
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Endo-ji Shotengai Shopping Street
Landmarks nearby to Gold Clock
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Nagoya Station Tourist Information Center
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Nagoya Station
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Meitetsu Nagoya Station
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McDonald's JR Nagoya Station Branch
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Kintetsu Nagoya Station
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Sotetsu Fresa Inn Nagoya Station Shinkansen Entrance
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Toyoko Inn Nagoya Station Sakura-dori Entrance New Building
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Nayabashi Yoichi
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旧加藤商会ビル
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旧加藤商会ビル
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Nagoya Mosque
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（公財）名古屋観光コンベンションビューロー
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人形供養塔
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大須観音 人形塚
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大須観音 自動車祈祷殿